The front-facing guest bedroom has an apex
picture window with partial remote control blinds and has an en-suite bathroom with walk-in double shower with waterfall and handheld shower heads.
Consider installing
picture windows to fill rooms with light and give panoramic views of the outdoors.
For proof, read
Picture Windows, Rosalyn Baxandall and Elizabeth Ewen's study of how the modern suburb emerged as a response to the affordable housing needs of working-class families after World War II.
In the first half of
Picture Windows they draw upon architectural journals and previous research to trace the evolution of land development, housebuilding, and housing policy through the first half of the century.
We, however, remain true believers in an ever widening circle of fascination, while the weather outside our
picture windows grows louder like a judgment we always secretly expected.
An article on
picture windows, for example, waxes eloquent on the solid "cultural values" of the 1950s.
Picture windows appeared in many sizes, but the version we'll talk about was popular in the 1950s and '60s.
Unit #6A has Central Park views through wall-to-wall
picture windows from the living room and master bedroom.
There is a hallway, 22ft lounge with
picture windows, dining room, refitted breakfast/kitchen, utility room and family bathroom.
A bright and spacious living room is equipped with
picture windows and double-glazed French doors, overlooking the surrounding gardens and grounds and extending towards the sea.
Wakefield-based Technal provided large
picture windows to create a "wall of windows" and maximise the magnificent views from the summit.
The maisonette is well appointed and contemporary in its decor and design, with arched
picture windows framing the superb views.
